George R. Brown Teaching Awards
Bold font denotes George R. Brown Prize for Excellence in Teaching recipient, the university’s top teaching award. All others are recipients of the George R. Brown Award for Superior Teaching.
Bold font denotes George R. Brown Prize for Excellence in Teaching recipient, the university’s top teaching award. All others are recipients of the George R. Brown Award for Superior Teaching.
2023 Travis Alexander, Medical Humanities
2022 Kasey Leigh Yearty, Chemistry
2021 Robert Werth, Sociology
2020 Sandra Parsons, Psychological Sciences
2019 Julianne Yost, Chemistry
2018 James DeNicco, Economics
2017 Philip Ernst, Statistics
2016 J. Dennis Huston, English
2015 Ann Saterbak, Bioengineering
2014 No funds awarded
2013 No funds awarded
2012 Brent Houchens, Mechanical Engineering
2011 Michael Lindsay, Sociology
2010 Bernardo Perez, Spanish
2009 Brent Houchens, Mechanical Engineering
2008 Michelle "Mikki" Hebl, Psychology
2007 Bridget Gorman, Sociology
2006 William Wilson, Electrical and Computer Engineering
2005 Michael C. Gustin, Biochemistry and Cell Biology
2004 No funds awarded
2003 Dennis Huston, English
2002 Eugenia Georges, Anthropology
2001 Walter Chapman, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
2000 Michelle "Mikki" Hebl, Psychology
1999 Allen Matusow, History
1998 Larry S. Temkin, Philosophy
1997 John H. Zammito, History
1996 Richard J. Smith, History
1995 John S. Hutchinson, Chemistry
1994 B. Frank Jones, Mathematics
1993 William Martin, Sociology
1992 Graeme Rankine, Finance and Accounting
1991 Carol Quillen, History
1990 Stephen Zeff, Accounting
1989 Thomas Garrity, Mathematics
1988 John S. Hutchinson, Chemistry
1987 Kathleen Matthews, Biochemistry and Cell Biology
1986 Robert Jones, English
1985 Joseph Martin, Biology
1984 Dennis Huston, English
1983 Don H. Johnson, Electrical and Computer Engineering
1982 Richard J. Stoll, Political Science
1981 Richard Schuberth, Psychology
1980 Barry Dunning, Physics
1979 Allen Matusow, History
1978 Richard Butler, Economics
1978 William Wilson, Electrical and Computer Engineering
1977 B. Frank Jones, Mathematics
1976 James Hannon, Physics
1975 J. Dennis Huston, English
1974 No funds awarded
1973 Charles R. Stewart, Biochemistry and Cell Biology
1972 No funds awarded
1971 William Martin, Sociology
1970 Ronald Magid, Chemistry
1969 No funds awarded
1968 Ronald Magid, Chemistry
1967 Gerald O’Grady, Art and Art History
1966 Ronald Sass, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
2023 Brittany Utting, Architecture
2022 Margarita M. Castromán Soto, English
2021 Alden Marte-Wood, English
2021 Geoff Wehmeyer, Mechanical Engineering
2020 Vida Yao, Philosophy
2019 Andrea Ballestero, Anthropology
2018 Esther Fernández, Spanish Peninsular Literature & Culture
2017 Emily Houlik-Ritchey, English
2016 Philip Ernst, Statistics
2015 Fabiola Lopez-Duran, Art History
2014 Philip Kortum, Psychology
2013 Anthony Varilly-Alvarado, Mathematics
2012 Rachel Kimbro, Sociology
2011 Nicoletta Orlandi, Philosophy
2010 Lisa Balabanlilar, History
2009 Luay Nakhleh, Computer Science
2008 Karim Al-Zand, Music
2007 Robert Englebretson, Linguistics
2006 Lisa Meffert, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
2005 Bridget Gorman, Sociology and Adrian Lenardic, Earth Science
2004 Mark Embree, Computational and Applied Mathematics
2003 Matthias Henze, Religious Studies and Allison Sneider, History
2002 Keith Krumwiede, School of Architecture
2001 Anthony Brandt, Music
2000 Michelle "Mikki" Hebl, Psychology
1999 Vicki Colvin, Chemistry
1998 Karen Schnietz, Administration
1997 Elysabeth Gamard, Architecture
1996 Darra Keeton, Art & Art History
1995 Earl Kay Stice, Business
1994 Richard Shockley, Business
1993 Carol Quillen, History
1992 Deborah A. Harter, French
1991 Graeme Rankine, Business
1990 Marco Ciufolini, Chemistry
1989 Richard Wilson, Political Science
1988 Kenneth Tucker, Sociology
1987 John S. Hutchinson, Chemistry
1986 Larry S. Temkin, Philosophy
1985 Susan Gillman, English and Joseph Martin, Biology
1984 Robert Jones, English
1983 Roderick McIntosh, Anthropology
1982 Linda Adair, Anthropology
1981 Basilios N. Poulos, Art & Art History
1980 Deborah Nelson, French and Italian
1979 Rick Schuberth, Psychology
1978 Richard Smith, History
1977 Jeffrey Kurtzman, Music